These are publications by LSE academics, listed by author alphabetically. This list is updated regularly as books are published, so to read about the latest academic publications, please keep checking this page.

Academic authors who would like their book advertised on this page, should contact Nicole Gallivan, LSE Press Office, on 020 7955 7582 or email n.gallivan@lse.ac.uk

For information on purchasing any of the publications listed, please contact the book's publishers.

2008

Chris Alden, Daniel Large, Ricardo Soares De Oliveira (eds): China Returns to Africa: a rising power and a continent embrace (May 2008)
David J Bartholomew: God, Chance and Purpose: can God have it both ways? (Cambridge University Press, March 2008)
Charlie Beckett: SuperMedia: saving journalism so it can save the world (Wiley-Blackwell, May 2008) NEW POSTING
Ricky Burdett, Deyan Sudjic: The Endless City (Phaidon, March 2008)
Steven Casey: Selling the Korean War: propaganda, politics, and public opinion in the United States, 1950-1953 (Oxford University Press, March 2008)
Michael Cox and Doug Stokes (eds): US Foreign Policy (Oxford University Press, 6 May 2008)
Mark Duckenfield, Gordon Bannerman, Anthony Howe and Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey (eds): Battles over Free Trade: Anglo-American experiences with international trade, 1776–2006 (Pickering and Chatto Publishers, May 2008) NEW POSTING
Tim Forsyth and Andrew Walker: Forest Guardians, Forest Destroyers: The politics of environmental knowledge in Northern Thailand (University of Washington Press, February 2008)
Maurice Fraser (ed): European Union: policies and priorities 2008 (Financial Times Business and Agora Projects, January 2008)
Janet Hartley: Russia 1762-1825: Military Power, the State, and the People (Praeger Publishers, 28 February 2008)
Simon Hix: What's Wrong with the European Union and How to Fix it (Polity, 29 January 2008)
Armine Ishkanian: Democracy Building and Civil Society in Post-Soviet Armenia (Routledge, March 2008)
David Keen: Complex Emergencies (Polity, January 2008) NEW POSTING
MacGregor Knox: To the Threshold of Power, 1922/33 - Origins and Dynamics of the Fascist and National Socialist Dictatorships (Cambridge University Press, January 2008)
Peter Miller and Nikolas Rose: Governing the Present (Polity, April 2008)
Claire Moon: Narrating Political Reconciliation: South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Lexington Books, January 2008)
Liz Richardson: DIY Community Action: Neighbourhood problems and community self-help (Policy Press, 12 March 2008)
Razeen Sally: Trade Policy, New Century: the WTO, FTAs and Asia rising (Institute of Economic Affairs, 24 April 2008)
Richard Sennett: The Craftsman (Penguin Allen Lane, 7 February 2008)
Leila Simona Talani, Stefania Baroncelli and Carlo Spagnolo (eds): Back to Maastricht: obstacles to constitutional reform within the EU Treaty (1991-2007) (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 1 April 2008)
Leila Simona Talani and Bernard Casey (eds): Between Growth and Stability: the demise and reform of the European Union’s stability and growth pact (Edward Elgar Publishing, 1 May 2008)
Andrew Walter: Governing Finance: East Asia’s Adoption of International Standards (Cornell University Press, February 2008)
Mark Zeitoun: Power and Water in The Middle East - the hidden politics of the Palestinian-Israeli water conflict (I B Tauris, 30 March 2008)
Radoslaw Zubek: Core Executive and Europeanization in Central Europe (Palgrave Macmillan, April 2008)

For information on books published in previous years by LSE academics, see New books archive

Where can I purchase a publication?

LSE does not sell the books advertised above or in the New Books and Forthcoming Books web pages. Where possible, we have given a link to each publisher's website and the majority of publications can now be purchased online through these links.

The Waterstone's Economists' Bookshop on LSE's campus is also a good source for the publications included on these pages. The bookshop is located at Clare Market, Portugal Street, opposite the Student Services Centre on campus. Tel: 020 7405 5531 (main), 020 7242 0579 (mail order department), Email: enquiries@economists.waterstones.co.uk.

If you have further queries about where to buy each book, please contact the publishers or the Waterstone's Economists' Bookshop directly.

Updated 14 May 2008

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